I have only experimented with Parrot OS in the past, however, changing the DNS would be about the same in most Linux distros. See if this helps. It's a tut for changing the DNS in Ubuntu, so it should get you on the green at least.
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I figured it out! You had to run configuration after the terminal install. Now I'm cruising NSA free!
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